Juan Antonio García García

Secretary General

Juan Antonio García García holds a PhD in Law from the University of La Laguna and is a professor in the Department of Legal Disciplines for Civil Law. He has taught Civil Law at the University of La Laguna, primarily in the Bachelor's Degree in Law and then in the Bachelor's Degree in Law, as well as in various postgraduate and Master's courses at the University of La Laguna, for more than 30 years.

Competencies

The judicial and administrative representation of the University in all types of business and legal proceedings, including the filing of relevant claims and appeals.

Components
  • Ramiro S. González Pérez
  • Secretary of the General Secretariat
  • (+34) 922 31 94 75
  • secgral@ull.es
  • Alicia Espejo Campos
  • Deputy Secretary General
  • (+34) 922 31 94 75
  •  vsecgral@ull.es
  • Mercedes Barrios Marichal
  • Head of Service of the General Secretariat, Registry and Archive
  • (+34) 922 31 65 02 (ext. 6369)
  •  secgral@ull.es
  • Carmen Perera Correa
  • Head of the General Secretariat's Office
  • (+34) 922 31 94 76
  •  secgral@ull.es
  • Rosa Isabel Conde Galiano
  • Collaborator of the General Secretariat Office
  • (+34) 922 31 95 31
  •  secgral@ull.es

Biography

Juan Antonio García García holds a PhD in Law from the University of La Laguna and is a professor in the Department of Legal Disciplines for Civil Law. He has taught Civil Law at the University of La Laguna, primarily in the Bachelor's Degree in Law and then in the Bachelor's Degree in Law, as well as in various postgraduate and Master's courses at the University of La Laguna, for more than 30 years.

To date, she has been awarded two six-year research grants and, alongside Professor Elena Sánchez Jordán, has been the IP of two nationally-run research projects. Both focused on the challenges of the Property Registry and new technologies, the latter of which (Current Challenges of the Property Registry: Data Protection and Blockchain) is still in progress.

His work has focused primarily on the boundaries between civil law and administrative law (Reserva de Ley y Derecho Civil, Tecnos 2005; urban planning and civil law, especially the registry aspects of the relationship between both sectors of the legal system), as well as primarily on property law (obligations and contracts, real rights, and inheritance law). His most recent works include his monographs on the Civil Legal Regime of Cryptoassets (Colex 2022); The Value of Real Estate Subject to Mortgage Collateral (Atelier 2022); and The Destination and Use of Real Estate (Aranzadi 2019).

He has served as Deputy Secretary General of the University of La Laguna, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Law, and as a member of the Faculty Quality Assessment Committee (Docentia).

Academic Memoirs

At the beginning of each academic year, the University of La Laguna publishes a comprehensive volume compiling all the information from the immediately preceding academic year. You can view the most recent academic reports in PDF format at these links. Please note that these are very large files, so they may take several minutes to download.

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